Maybe I'll change my screen name to "Gin" and make a point to hang out with Tonik the whole time we're at the Gap . He'll be so happy.
You ready Jim? Gin and Tonik?!?!?!?!?!?!?
I'm suddenly interested now that this group is closed. It seems kinda exclusive
With 8-10 riders you are already going to split apart in the twisty bits due to traffic and people choosing to ride different paces. Just make it official and have a group A/B with 2 group leaders. Everyone can reassemble for gas stops & meals and on the slab
I had to use AMA roadside assistance once for a flat tire.
They found me a flatbed with a wheel chock. Delivered me and the bike to my house about about 40 miles away and I didn't pay a penny.
Glocks are the Toyota Corollas of firearms. Reliable and they do everything well.
IMO, there may be better options, but nothing is better enough that it makes a Glock a poor choice.
Practice shooting. I personally think most (maybe all) upgrades to firearms are a waste of money.
When buying used firearm, I won't touch anything that has been modified.
Sure I've gotten low ball offers, but I don't even bother to respond unless they're in the ballpark of what I'm willing to sell for. I don't negotiate in email either.
Shooting from a moving vehicle is a skill that can be learned. But you don't have to balance a helicopter, Humvee, APC, airplane, horse, etc. Again, if you are shooting from a moving motorcycle the most immediate threat to you is the upcoming crash.
I've hit my goal and actually stabilized several pounds below it.
I was pretty restrictive on the foods I ate when I was dropping weight. Now, I am trying to re-introduce foods and eat in a way that maintains my current body (lower) weight. This part almost seems more challenging than the diet.